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WORLAND - The Worland High School golf program ended the spring season on a strong note, setting the pieces in place for a promising fall season. Considering the previous spring season only had two players out and this season there were six girls and three boys representing Worland High School, along with the Worland Middle School club members, the numbers bump alone would be cause for celebration. But the Warrior and Lady Warrior golfers grew and kept developing their game all season long, impr...
WORLAND – The time of the year is upon us when the next generation of wildlife is coming into the world. The Wyoming Game and Fish wants to remind people to leave these newborns alone and walk away for the animals' sake. These little wonders are adorable and seem fragile producing the desire to protect in people when protection is not needed. Upon finding the creature alone, people assume that the young animal has been abandoned and must be saved. "When people come across those little guys h...
LANDER- Over the weekend Lander was host to the 2A/1A West regional track meet and the schools from the basin compete against other teams from the region. Burlington The BHS track team, while small in numbers and rather green, had a terrific day in Lander. Senior Zariah Tolman won the 1A West regional pole vaulting championship, once again, clearing 10-0, a full two feet from the nearest competitor. Sophomore Tallon Wiles won the triple jump for his team with a jump of 38-00. Coach Ryan Olson...
WORLAND — Despite facing significant budget concerns, new University of Wyoming President Laurie Nichols is still making getting to know Wyoming a priority. On day two of her job as the 26th president of the University of Wyoming, Nichols stopped by Worland Tuesday for a visit to the Northern Wyoming Daily News and an Alumni Association reception at the Washakie Museum and Cultural Center. Nichols said the position as president of UW was “to some extent the right time in my career.” She added...
WORLAND — A Wyoming Department of Transportation asphalt paving crew is scheduled for work beginning next week in Big Horn and Washakie counties. All work is dependent upon favorable weather. The WYDOT hot-mix asphalt patching work is scheduled May 17 northeast of Lovell on Wyoming 37; May 18 north of Worland on Wyoming 433; May 19-26 on U.S. 16 west of Ten Sleep; May 31 northwest of Thermopolis on Wyoming 174; and June 1 north of Thermopolis on U.S. 20/Wyoming 789. The WYDOT paving operation consists of a paving crew, a roller operator and n...
SHERIDAN (AP) — Authorities say a man was killed when he fell while rock climbing in Sheridan County. The Sheridan Press reports 58-year-old Dean Darling, of Hyattville, fell in the Tongue River Canyon on Sunday afternoon. He was dead when first responders arrived. The Sheridan County Sheriff’s Office has not released any other details....
CHEYENNE – On Friday, the Obama Administration in a joint letter by the Department of Education and Department of Justice informed school districts how the two agencies will determine whether schools receiving federal funds are complying with Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 (Title IX). Title IX prohibits discrimination on the basis of sex in education programs. The letter states Title IX includes discrimination based on a student’s gender identity and that schools must not treat a transgender student differently from the way it...
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